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Six-arched limestone road bridge over Annalee River, built c.1710. Roughly coursed rubble limestone elevations with elliptical arches having cut-stone arch rings. V-cutwaters to both elevations, rising as piers to roughly squared string course over extrados, alternate piers carried up to parapet level to form pedestrian refuges at road level. Road face of parapets of squared limestone with flush coping of large punch-dressed sandstone blocks. Wing wall at western end widened over trabeated section with original arch beneath.
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